Teen-Agers Face Tough Job Outlook in 1946 Says Davis
Central Press correspondent Bert H. Davis notes 1946 may be a mixed year for youth. Veterans return to priority jobs while high school graduates, especially 17-year-olds, face scarce opportunities and rising college costs. Community plans for vocational guidance and non alcohol teen hangouts gain momentum as youth concerns grow among churches and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Youth For Christ
Young People’s
Christian Enver
Sores
Chester
Bud) Roth
New Lots
N. Y
Roth
de Bud
Chester Roth
Roths
Bud
Norman
Marsha
Ae “Gp
Industrial East
Alcoholic Beverage Industries
Preventing Death In Appendicitis by Dr. Bundesen
A medical note stresses early diagnosis and treatment to reduce deaths from appendicitis. It cites Dr. Lyall’s study of 500 cases, advising against immediate surgery in very ill patients and highlighting fluid therapy, anesthesia choices, and antibiotic use to prevent complications such as peritonitis and abscess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
Alexander Lyall
Scotland
Lyall
Ex Theater Usher Pete Lawford Faces Adoring Fans
Hollywood veteran Peter Lawford recalls his rise from usher at Westwood Village Theater to film star. He describes early jobs, breakthrough roles, and the thrill of being mobbed by fans while still cherishing simple beach days at Sorrento and Laguna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Peter Lawford
Westwood Village Theater
Pete
Lawford
Sorrento
Peter
M-G-M
Gene Kelly
Irene Dunne
White Cliffs
Dover
Lassie
Bobbysoxers
Boston
Art Woodcock
Romanoff's
Laguna
Art
California
Tenant Wins Service For Others, Loses Own Fight
In Chicago a tenant named Lee mobilizes tenants with handbills to demand better service from a harsh landlord. After evicting threats and a rent strike, the landlord concedes, but Lee ends up with no utility service and a removed bed linens as punishment. Lee's fight exposes tenant organizing and retaliation by property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Democracy Works In The Wild West Ranch Larceny Trial
In Hamilton Montana Bitter Root Valley ranchers crowded a district court as a rancher faced grand larceny charges over cattle theft. The seven hour jury deliberation ended with a verdict of not guilty while court staff and Judge C E Comer played pinochle during the wait and delivered the outcome to a sleepy crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mont
Root Valley
C. E. Comer
Green eggs from Glen Orton’s duck in Utah
Glen Orton reports his white duck in Peterson, Utah, began laying green eggs last Tuesday and has repeated the feat daily since. He suspects a St. Patrick's day influence behind the unusual coloring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Utah
Glen Orton
Orton
Churches Abandon Vatican Ties Join Russian Orthodox in Ukraine
In Moscow on March 18 a letter reported that 216 delegates at a Lwow assembly voted to return to the Holy Russian Orthodox Church after 3 1/2 centuries of Uniat affiliation with Rome. The move affects western Ukraine parishes once part of Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ukraine
Vatican
Stalin
Lwow
Poland
Soviet Ukraine
Union of Brest
Rome
East
Union Church
Latin Church
Pius XII
Protestants Launch Moral Film Drive in New York
The Protestant Motion Picture Council plans to aid films with good moral quality. Dr. Daniel A. Poling says churches will appraise pictures and provide active box office support, forming a committee to work with producers and back suitable films as a constructive answer to censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Protestant
Motion Picture Council
Daniel A. Poling
The
Christian Herald
Poling
van Johnson
Hollywood
Valentino Gable
Barrymore Boyer
Johnson
Van
Mary Martin
Lucille Ball
Miss Martin
Lucille
MGM
Warner's
Newport
R. I
Hatchery Produces Unique Four-Legged Chick in Lewiston
George W. Fitzimmons says his hatchery in Lewiston Idaho produced a rare four legged chick among millions of chicks. He does not consider it a solution to the food shortage but notes the oddity as a curiosity from the hatchery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Ida
George W. Fitzimmons
House Ads Funny but Situation isn't
Weary house hunters scour Newark area papers seeking housing. A homeless party ran an ad asking, Did you ever live with your in laws. Another executive, deteriorating from restaurant meals, urgently needs an apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
North For The Goose South For the Gander
Rockville Centre New York William B Hershey gazed at his garden with excitement as wild geese passed overhead heading south. The sight oddly reminded him of Saul being the first king of Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville Centre
N. Y
William B. Hershey
Saul
Israel
Progressives Return To GOP After Battle In Wisconsin
At a statewide conference in Portage Wisconsin delegates vote 284 to 67 to dissolve the Progressive party and rejoin the Republican ranks after pressure from labor groups and internal fights over party identity. The move follows founder Robert La Follette's recommendation and ends the party's bid for independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage, Wis
Progressive Party of
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Follette
GOP
Democrats
Repuns
Anen
Democratic Party
Rescue Crew Delivers Byron Darnton Refugees After Reef Ordeal
Fifteen passengers and 39 crew members of the American owned ship Byron Darnton are recovering after a 14 hour ordeal on a storm battered reef off Sunda Island in the Firth of Clyde. They were rescued last night as the vessel broke in two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbelton
Scotland
Mar
St Joseph Aspirin Ad Promises Purity at Low Price
An advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as guaranteed quality and purity. It markets genuine pure fast acting medicine, selling 12 tablets and a 100 tablet bottle for 35a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
St Joseph
Swamp Root Herbal Remedy Promises Kidney Relief
Advertises Swamp Root as a pure herbal remedy to ease bladder irritation from excess urine acidity. Claims promote urine flow with 16 herbs and roots, non habit forming, offering free cure, backed by Dr. Kilmers. Includes address 1255 Stamford Conn and limited time offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmers
Mers
Stamford
Conn
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Central Press
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Eec
Kross
Waggers
Capudine
M. A
Cpovright
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Chicago
INS
Pearl Harbor
U. S. Supreme Court
America
English Motor CO
Washington St
High Point, N.C
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